Rabona has a weird vibe but the sportsbook is alright
Lol “keep my balances low” is the only sane part here, i ignored that once in poker and ate it lmao
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Lol “keep my balances low” is the only sane part here, i ignored that once in poker and ate it lmao
Nah, I’d push back on the “hard limit fixes it” thing a bit lol, Gates is still a volatility tax either way. I ditched it for poker nights because at least when I’m card-dead, I know why. On Gates it just does the same shrug for 80 spins lmao
Nah lol, if they moved it they hid it like buried poker rake, I’d screenshot.
Yeah, got that after a 4-buyin Poker heater lol, sat 38 hours in review. Feels real random unless you actually win, which is rude lmao
Min-raise tilts people because it reads disrespectful, not strong lol, like “I can buy your decision for one chip and you’ll still fold,” and dudes hate that way more than a normal raise. From the small blind especially it just screams needle, so yeah they punt back way too light, classic Poker ego tax lmao
exactly
Nah, what annoys me more is the stupid limbo than the “next hand” bait lmao. I’ve had a manual adjustment sit there for like 6 hours on a tiny win, then magically resolve after support asked for the round ID I already sent. Pure clown admin. If your bankroll plan is actually tight, I’d just stop and let it clear. Future me always hates when present me keeps clicking through weird accounting. Poker guys call that spew for a reason lol. Maybe it fixes fast, maybe not, but I wouldn’t trust a balance that’s doing improv.
Any of you ever look around a blackjack table with 6,5 payout and just wonder why people even sit down? I get that maybe not everyone pays attention, but it's wild how much more edge you give up compared to 3,2. I've tried pointing it out to friends and sometimes they just shrug and say "it's still fun." Maybe I'm overthinking it, but those extra few bucks lost per blackjack hand add up faster than people realize. Is it just because the tables look less intimidating for beginners, or is there something I’m missing? Has anyone ever seen players actually ask about payout before they play, or do most just not care? Curious if there’s any upside I’m not seeing here.